National Republican., 1887-10-12
THE COURT RECORD.

Unit, States Supreme Court.-The interest.
ing and important prohibition lqluor law case
Of the state OF Kansas against Zeibold & Hage-
lin, brewers and distillers In Atchlson county
OF that state, was argued yesterday by Joseph
II. Choate, of New York. aud Senator Vest on
behalf OF the brewers and submitted on printed
briefs by Attorney General Bradford for the
state.
Among the other cases submitted to the
court was the murder case of Quin Bohannl
ephinst the State of Nebraska, brought here
NJ On writ Of error to the Nebraska supreme
court. Quin BOhanan, the plaintiff In error.
was tiled in Nebraska in 1882 for murder iu
the first degiee in killing man named Cook
The jury, found him guilty OF murder In the
second degree, and he was sentenced to i'm
pfisonment for life. Bohanan carried his case
to the state supreme court and obtained re-
versal and an oTder for new trial. He was
tried the second time upon the same indict-
mtnt which had been used In the first trial.
and was this time found guilty Of murder in
the first degree and sentenced TO death. His
supreme court, and now comes to this court
upon the ground that having beon once tried
and found guilty only of murder In the second
degree he could not again be put on trial un-
dernn indictment charging murder In the first
degree, without a violation Of the fifth amend
ment OF the constitution. which declares that
to be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb"
Pending final decision of these questions,
the prisoner, Bohanan, has taken his case into
his own hands by escaping from jail, and he is
The other business transacted by the court
was as follows;
+. Heath, esq. Of Norfolk, Va George Mo
1ntosh, esq, OF Norfolk, Va, and VIM. W.
Gordon, ESQ, Of Richmond, Va, were ad-
Ex. parte William Henry. petitioner, mo.
tion for leave to file petition for writ Of habeas
corpus, submitted by Mr.. Isaac NJ. Bryan FOR
State Of Indiana VS.. State of Kentucky. Mo-
ton for leave to file bill in equity submitted by
No, I. Henry +. Davis, administrator, &C.,
appellant, VS.. John J. Key. On motion Of Mr..
John Paul Jones, Appearance OF Hettie Ann
Key, eXecutrlx Of John J, Key, entered:
Ger. Judgment affirmed per stipulation, clerks
costs in this court to be paid by the plaintiff in
No, i. Everett De Witt ct al. vs. Charles Nc.
No. IL. George Friend ct al, plaintiffs in
error, vs. Tully II. Wise. on motion of Mr.. W.
j. Johnston for plaintiffs In error ordered TO be
postponed until No. 1927 is heard.
No. 1919. The Burlington, Cedar Rapids aud
Northern, Railway Company. appellant, VS.
dismiss. Submitted by Mr.W. II. l.. Lee for the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, one of the
appelecs, in support of motion, and by Mr..
No. 81. The Davenport National Bank va.
The Board Of Equalization Of Davenport, &c.
",
appellant, vs. The Baker Salvage Company.
Submitted under twentieth rule
No. $40. Henry s. Gibson VS.. The Town of
Dayton. Submitted under the Goth rule.
No. 1925. The United States States, appellant,
vs.. The state Of Louisiana. Submitted under
the Goth rule.
No. $50. Thos. F. Bayard Secretary of State
Dlaintiif in error, VS.. United States. cx rel.
stephen N. White. Argument commenced BY
Nc. Assistant Attorney General Maury for
plaintiff in error.
t,ntil fn.day
Court IN General Term-Chief Justice Bing-
lick-United States eX rel. Hannah VS.. Lud.
low ct al: on argument; Barnard for Han
nan. nan. Assignment for to'day-Nos' 20, %, 25
Fouiity Court-Justice Merrlck.-strong VS..
Sherman ct al: appearance OF absent defend.
ants ordered. Bayliss VS.. Farnham; reference
to NJ j. Colbert, examiner ordered. Mllervs.
Miller; reference TO NJ. j. Colbert, examiner,
rdtred.
Criminal Court-Justce Cox.-Goorge Ander-
son, embezslement; plea OF guilty withdrawn
nolle pressed. Edmund Barber, larceny,
guilty; fined s3o. Mace Steward, assault; SEN
win Raymond, alias Edmund Osborne, and
Chas. Edward, alias Frederick Hansen, lar.
ceny; plea not guilty Withdrawn and plea
10 the Albany penitentiary for one year. 10.
seph Cates, housebreaking ordered to restore
property to Albert W. Noyes. Frederick Stew
art, assault; not guilty Assignment for to-
Frank NJ. Brown, grand larceny; Franks
Wicks, assault with intent to kill; Henry p.
Shredder, grand larceny; Hanson Perry,
housebreaking; Joseph Taylor, assault with
intent to kill; Daniel Taper, housebreaking.
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